A hypervisor is an OS that exists to run virtual machines. VMWare’s ESXi and Microsoft’s Hyper-V are the more well known ones.

Sunshine is an application that lets you stream games from your computer to Moonlight, kind of like SteamLink.

Wolf is Sunshine, but in a docker container that lets you create multiple profiles that run independently of each other (for example multiple Steam accounts streaming games from one computer simultaneously).

Exactly. I turned my gaming rig into a hypervisor, and if I wasn’t dead set on getting Sunshine or Wolf running in Proxmox, I’d be eyeing the Steam Machine.

Except that no one derided PC gaming. They’re deriding Microsoft.

The people who would wipe and install an OS really aren’t the target market.

They should for the prices they’re charging

I suggest you go back and read your comments, buddy.

That’s just a conspiracy theory. Luigi is clearly a different person from the images of the shooter.

You’re thinking of public transit. They’re talking about privately owned long haul buses (Greyhound) which are definitely still a thing, and Republicans have absolutely loaded them up with homeless people to ship them off to another state.

This was the first time I made a judgemental statement. You started off with it. Be better.

Have you ever tried not being a condescending cunt?

Even with proper education, most people don’t have a reason to care enough to be knowledgeable about technology.

To the general population everything technologically related is basically magic. And these are the same people who believe everything they read on social media.

You could do what my old roommate did and microwave an onion on high for 8 minutes. Everything in the apartment smelled like onions for a while.

That’s a great way to get hookworms.

I’m not sure where you’re eating, but wait staff ask that so they can correct any issues before it impacts their tip, not because they’re keeping tabs on you.

That’s not a prediction; it’s an observation.

You made the assumption here.

I never said that I was the one doing it.

I’m going to preface this by saying that I don’t challenge people on their feelings, I just observe closely.

The line is kinda blurred since a ton of people are lying to themselves about their feelings, something I’m not immune from either. Anger is a common one that’s quite often a mask for fear or anxiety.

Superbad was like that for me. I couldn’t enjoy it until like the 3rd time I watched it (because it’s my wife’s favorite movie). Napoleon Dynamite too

I think that most people dislike having someone point out how they’re really feeling. At least initially